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A short version of Alice Parman’s Exhibit Makeovers that was published in the American Association for State and Local History’s History News is available in our Course Folder. The book in Knight LIbrary’s Special Collections.

Projects should be able to accommodate this truck backing into the loading dock.  See more at the National Association for City Transportation Officials

some references that are fun to look at with regard to diagrams.

Of course the ones you’ll find on firms’ websites and in publications have all been refined and polished for dissemination… but they were initiated because they were valuable tools for process – both analysis and communication.

Landscape Firms with diagrams central to site analysis work:
(the following links will take you to a specific project by each firm)

• Lateral Office
• Guy Nordenson and Associates
• MVVA (Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates)
• Rios Clementi Hale

Architecture Firms with diagrams central to practice: 

• MAde Studio
• REX Architecture (http://www.rex-ny.com/)
• OMA (Office for Metropolitan Archietcture)
• Morphosis
• Field Operations
• Aires Mateus
• 

Art and Diagrams intersect:

• stamen
• Terreform ONE
• Constant Variable

the funny and irreverent brought to my attention by my friend Ned Baxter:

• Diagram of bodily excretions found in San Francisco
• the ideal living environment for a chicken